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OzGT5 (Guest)

Thanks Larry,

Yes, I wondered what the red/black wires under the carpet on the passenger side were all about. Didn't know abot the starter interlock. That must have been a USA feature?

Did the car actually have two inertia reels on the seat belts. The bracket low on the firewall behind the seats looks to be a perfect fit for a seatbelt retractor reel, yet so does the hole in the sill?

I know that early Camaro's had twin retractors, but didn't realise that some imports into USA may have had them also.

10/24/096:19 AM

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